
According to a user who posted on RedFlagDeals, Bell is offering some amazing deals at the Toronto Home Show.
The user signed up for a package that will cost him $99 per month plus tax, and here is what he gets:
- Gigabit Internet (subject to availability in your area)
- The “Better” TV package – which includes everything in the “Good” TV package, plus some add-ins like AMC, Disney, Showcase, and some others.
- Home Phone
- Modem Rental Included
- 4k PVR
- No installation cost
- 2 year contract
The user was also informed that he would be able to get the Good TV package instead of the Better TV package, with the rest of the bundle remaining the same, for a total of $73 per month plus tax.
Bell indicated to the user that the deal will only be available to new customers. The deal will run from March 10 to March 19 (duration of the Toronto Home Show).
Will you be jumping on this deal? Let us know in the comments below.
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